Fixing plastics with bent tails?

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sherwood
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Fixing plastics with bent tails?

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I have some plastics that have been (jammed :lol:) in the lure box too long, which resulted in bent tails. Any way to fix these?
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Post by jonnylaw »

I"ve heard running them under hot water can work, I've never done it but it makes sense.
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Well, if it took time to bend the tails, it might just take time to straighten them out again.
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Post by Izzy »

Do a quick boil in water then lay them out straight, should do the trick
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Post by topwaterkllr »

LEAVE THEM JUST LIKE THAT! IT WILL GIVE IT MORE ACTION!!!

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Post by topdogeye »

test them they usually work exactly the same if not they may have a better action. Oh yea if they've been in your box that long they didn't work well anyway.
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Post by sherwood »

Thanks for the replies, I'll try the boiling trick.

And nah, I just haven't been fishing in many many months, probably around summer. Looking to start again, but the weather this week hasn't been too good. I may go down to Seabrook anyway..
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Post by GatorYak »

:shock: Whaaaat? You mean they aren't s'posed to be bent? :lol: :lol:
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